The Metroid series took a little nap during the N64 era, with Nintendo unable/unwilling to release a single home console…
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Samus Aran
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Metroid games, particularly the early entries on the NES and Super Nintendo, have traditionally been at their best in isolation. Literally: Metroid games are at their most iconic when they’re presenting players with a haunting, lonely atmosphere that really sells the idea that series protagonist Samus Aran is all alone on an alien world where everything wants to kill her.
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